In 2005, Jankovich began remixing under the name Pocket and released his first remix in 2005 to critical blog acclaim.[13] Many of his subsequent remixes have received positive critical reviews from websites such as Stereogum,[14]Pitchfork[15] and Pampelmoose.[16] In 2007, Pocket's remix for Radiohead's cover of Björk's "Unravel" was nominated for the 2007 Village Voice Pazz and Jop poll by Will Hermes.[17] In 2009, Pocket began releasing a series of singles featuring guest singers like Robyn Hitchcock, Craig Wedren (Shudder to Think), Steve Kilbey (The Church), Danny Seim (Menomena) and Mark Burgess (The Chameleons). In an interview with Zaptown Magazine, Pocket revealed that the collection of singles was made from a "dream list of all the people he wanted to collaborate with" and that the project took over three years to complete.[18] In 2012, these singles were collected on an album, All of This Happened, released on Tirk Records.[19] Pocket admits the name was bestowed upon him by Brooklyn Vegan when the blog posted his Joanna Newsom "Bridges and Balloons (Pocket Mix)" and referred to him directly as Pocket.[20]

In 2008, Jankovich moved to Los Angeles and continued to make music as Pocket (musician) and Mon Draggor while working at in-store music providers like Mood Media.[21][22] Mon Draggor's double LP "Pulling Strings/Pushing Buttons" was selected as 9th best album of 2015 by PopMatters.[23] In 2013, he launched Shoplifter.[22] Shoplifter specializes in helping artists and record labels get their songs placed into playlists that accompany the shopping experience (i.e. overhead or in-store music.)[24]

In 2017, Big Mother Gig returned with a new EP and began performing live.[25] In January 2018, Big Mother Gig released "The Great Heist", the first of 4 planned singles for 2018.[26] Also in 2018, Pocket began releasing a series of EPs which contained a mix of unreleased songs and remixes with Robyn Hitchcock, Tanya Donelly (Belly), Yuki Chikudate (Asobi Seksu), Vic Godard (Subway Sect), Dave Smalley (Dag Nasty), Styrofoam, Mux Mool, Mount Sims, RemoteTreeChildren and Glen Phillips (Toad The Wet Sprocket).[27]